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There's also a discussion, on the E10 topic on the "Do it Yourself, Boating on a Budget" forum http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/d...uys-using.html that I have been jumping back and forth to, which you might want to also read. It contains some other thoughts that weren't in this forum.
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Originally Posted by Randy Nielsen
(Post 3578223)
soldier4402, car engines are built on an assembly line & do not suffer the continued abuse of high rpm operation for long lengths of time, Take a car engine (350-454) whatever run it at 4-5000rpm & see how long it lasts, Do the same with an identical boat engine I rest my case.Randy
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Originally Posted by Randy Nielsen
(Post 3578223)
soldier4402, car engines are built on an assembly line & do not suffer the continued abuse of high rpm operation for long lengths of time, Take a car engine (350-454) whatever run it at 4-5000rpm & see how long it lasts, Do the same with an identical boat engine I rest my case.Randy
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Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 3580007)
Many of Merc's and Volvo's marine engines are based on standard GM long-blocks.
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